Our Team
Dr. Ryan Faflick, PT, DPT is the founder and owner of Stable Therapeutics. Raised in Rose Hill, Kansas, Dr. Faflick grew up on a small family farm, fostering an early connection with animals that would later influence his professional pursuits. He earned his Bachelor of Art degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Exercise Physiology from Washburn University in 2009, where he was also a pitcher for the Ichabod baseball team. Following graduation, Dr. Faflick gained experience as a Therapy Technician in various rehabilitation settings, where he developed a strong interest in pediatric care. Dr. Faflick subsequently pursued his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Wichita State University, graduating in 2018. Since completing his doctoral studies, he has focused exclusively on pediatric physical therapy, building extensive expertise in the field.In 2025, Dr. Faflick established Stable Therapeutics, integrating his passion for pediatric rehabilitation with his lifelong affinity for animals to create a unique and effective therapeutic environment. He resides in Wichita with his wife, Kacey, and their four children. Outside of his professional work, Dr. Faflick enjoys coaching and participating in sports, hunting, fishing, and spending time with his family.
Dr. Jessica Giacometti, PT, DPT is a Physical Therapist at Stable Therapeutics. Originally from Whitewater, Kansas, Dr. Giacometti earned her Bachelor of Art degree in Exercise Physiology in 2014 and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2017, both from Wichita State University. Since beginning her career, Dr. Giacometti has focused exclusively on pediatric physical therapy, developing extensive experience in both outpatient and school-based settings. She is dedicated to providing individualized, compassionate care that empowers each child to achieve their highest level of function and independence. Dr. Giacometti resides in Goddard with her husband, Evan, and their two children. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys spending time outdoors, visiting parks and the zoo with her family.
Jennifer Faflick, RN serves as the Equine Handler at Stable Therapeutics. She began her career as a Veterinary Technician before earning her Associate Degree in Nursing from Butler Community College, becoming a Registered Nurse. After several years in nursing, Jennifer returned to her roots in animal care, continuing her work as a veterinary technician. Drawing on her combined background in healthcare and animal handling, Jennifer brings a unique skill set to Stable Therapeutics, ensuring the well-being and safety of the therapy animals integral to the program’s success. She resides in Rose Hill with her husband, Jeff, and their diverse collection of animals—including horses, dogs, alpacas, donkeys, chickens, a llama, and a cat. In her spare time, Jennifer enjoys spending time with her six grandchildren, being outdoors, and crafting.
Stable Therapeutics provides specialized physical therapy in Wichita, Kansas. Our licensed therapists design individualized treatment plans to help clients improve strength, mobility, balance, and overall function. What makes us unique is the way we incorporate animals, including horses, into therapy sessions. This engaging and sensory rich approach motivates clients, enhances outcomes, and creates a supportive, uplifting environment for wellness. At Stable Therapeutics, our goal is simple: to help every client reach their fullest potential and enjoy a greater quality of life.
Testimonials
Shayla V. - Ryan has worked with our 17 year old daughter as one of her physical therapists for 7 years now. His patience and dedication to her and all the kids is amazing! Our daughter has Angelman Syndrome which has caused her to be delayed in walking, have very low motor skills and not be steady on her feet. Hippotherapy has helped her tremendously with balance, muscle building and coordination. When she first started riding, she had to use a saddle and hold onto the horn the entire time. She now rides bareback without a saddle while holding onto nothing, using her leg muscles, balance, and coordination to stay on without assistance. She is also non-verbal, but when she is riding, she makes lots of vowel sounds and "talks" in her own way to the horses. She just lights up when she's riding!
